At the start of WFH, we were all* rather more worried about the pandemic and what the shops had in stock than childcare. By the end of the pandemic, it was mor

At the start of WFH, we were all* rather more worried about the pandemic and what the shops had in stock than childcare. By the end of the pandemic, it was more of a social battle between those who wanted to maintain the new normal and those who absolutely loathed it, and again nobody* really cared about childcare. Closest anyone got to caring about childcare at any point was home-schooling and the value of air filters in classrooms. * I am of course being excessively absolutist with this language, very little is all-or-none.